LiveKlass

What LiveKlass Is

LiveKlass (라이브클래스) is a no-code platform that lets a knowledge creator build their own online course website and sell from it. The site, written in Korean, calls itself "No.1 온라인 강의 홈페이지 플랫폼" (the No. 1 online course website platform) and describes itself as "나의 지식과 경험이 비즈니스가 되는 곳" (the place where my knowledge and experience become a business). It is aimed at instructors, experts, coaches and influencers who want to sell under their own brand rather than list their courses on someone else's marketplace.

The company behind it is FutureScholé, Inc. ((주)퓨쳐스콜레), based in Seongdong-gu, Seoul. The home page says a creator can make an online course site and start earning in 5 minutes, and that it is free to start.

Four Kinds of Product

LiveKlass sells four kinds of knowledge product from one site, and its home page gives each its own section.

Live online lectures. LiveKlass connects with Zoom and Google Meet, so creators can run real-time classes and free webinars. The home page reports 16,000+ people in cumulative lecture viewing. Lee Yun-gu, a mentor at Dream School, explains in a testimonial why live teaching mattered after building a following online and publishing a book: recorded lectures can be watched any time, so learners keep putting them off, while paid live sessions on LiveKlass brought clearly stronger focus and commitment.

VOD courses. Creators sell recorded video lectures. The company's guide to building a course site says creators can upload their own video files, add live sessions, and use externally hosted video such as Vimeo, so material already made elsewhere can go on sale quickly. The home page names YouTube as well: "유튜브, 비메오 등 이미 만들어둔 콘텐츠를 활용해" (using content already made on YouTube, Vimeo and the like).

1:1 coaching. Personal coaching and consulting are sold as their own product, which the site frames as offering deeper, customized value and building a lasting relationship with each customer rather than a one-off sale.

Digital content. PDFs, e-books and other digital formats can be sold to reach more people and widen revenue beyond courses.

Building the Site and the Curriculum

The no-code website builder covers design, curriculum building, enrollment and progress-rate management. According to the company's guide, a course can be opened in a few clicks without development knowledge, and the operator controls the whole process directly. Curricula are organized into sections and individual lectures, and lectures can be set to private for flexible operation.

Learners can be registered by email or by link. For each learner, the creator sees payment history and course history in one view. Progress tracking shows in real time whether each learner has watched a lecture and how far they have progressed, so a creator can find learners who have not finished and follow up with those who need help. The company's guide adds that this viewing data is also useful when a refund request comes in, because the creator can check how much of the course the learner actually watched.

Selling options include single lectures and packages that bundle several lectures together, plus coupons and discount events for promotions. LiveKlass tells creators not to set up shop on someone else's platform but to build a brand site and a community of their own, and it sums up the idea in three promises: a platform you design freely, control over your own customer data, and a real community connecting you and your fans.

Payments, CRM and Marketing

LiveKlass describes itself as an all-in-one platform builder covering payment, customer management and CRM marketing. Payments run on a Toss Payments integration and accept card, bank transfer and simple-payment methods. Once a payment completes, the learner can open the content automatically, so the creator has nothing to process by hand. Toss Payments, KG Inicis, Naver, NHN KCP, AWS and KAIST are listed as partners on the home page.

The member CRM tracks customer activity and sends personalized marketing messages. Marketing automation connects with GA and Meta Pixel and uses funnel analysis to improve conversion. A revenue management tool analyzes and organizes income so creators can plan their business. The newest feature highlighted at the top of the site is a purchase conversion strategy tool: "구매까지 가는 길, 어디서 끊겼을까요?" (where did the path to purchase break off?), which uses analytics to find where buyers drop out and suggests how to fix it.

Pricing

The site invites creators to start for free and keeps plan prices on a separate pricing guide page (가격안내) linked from the main menu, so the cost of a paid plan has to be checked there before committing.

Help for Creators

Beyond the software, LiveKlass runs services to help creators start and grow a knowledge business: consulting, a launch program called Rocket Launching (로켓런칭), webinars, an academy, a community and an operations guide. It also offers online training that covers basic use of the platform and how to attract customers. Service and technical questions go to a support email and phone line. The company blog publishes practical advice for creators, such as the five common mistakes that keep a finished course from selling, from an unclear target learner to missing calls to action.

Creator Stories

The home page features creators running their businesses on LiveKlass. Choi Young-eun of Topping Topper, who teaches flower topper making, recalls spending a week struggling to make a single 20-minute lecture and says LiveKlass became a tool a one-person company could use to manage everything alone. Kim Ju-hwang of Pathfinder, a startup class for designers, says that building and running classes on LiveKlass showed that their own content could become a stable revenue model.

Case studies cover a wide range of subjects: a sticker-making class for mothers running home businesses that, the story says, started with 300,000 won and reached 7 million won in monthly revenue within 5 months with 1,600 learners; a TOEIC prep program; a coaching business; an investing course built on 1,200 trades of experience; a saju and fortune-reading school; and a medical school entrance program.

Who It Suits

LiveKlass suits Korean-speaking creators, coaches and small academies who want their own branded course site rather than a marketplace listing, and who sell a mix of live classes, recorded courses, coaching and e-books. Its CRM, conversion analytics and payment partners make it a strong fit for a creator who markets and sells actively to a Korean audience. Creators who prefer teaching live will find the Zoom and Google Meet connection useful. Teams looking for formal corporate training features, or for an interface in another language, should note that the site presents LiveKlass as a tool for independent knowledge businesses and is written in Korean.